Best blog for tips on Product Listing ads
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I am looking for the best blogs on Product listing ads and paid Google adwords. Let me know what you guys have for these
Thanks!
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I think its better to use the Google Ads.
Neither than you need to search some blogger and try to link with their blog so that all the website visits would be generated.
Also You could create the blog related to the review of the product. I have heard into the internet marketing strategies. I hope these would help you a lot.
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I'll keep my eye out and let you know if I find any good resources.
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Thanks yea, that is what I'm talking about. With Google shopping being paid now it just seems like there has to be someone smart with a blog talking about ideas and new things with it. Thanks for the comment.
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Here's what he's talking about - http://www.google.com/ads/innovations/productlistingads.html
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Can you be a little more clear? I don't really understand your question. When you say "product listing ads" do you mean comparison shopping engines? If so, then you may want to look into data feeds for ecommerce sites. Something like godatafeed.com?
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I was just looking for some help on this myself. I think the best resources you're gonna find will be from Google themselves.
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